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[[File:Portal 63.jpg|thumb|Portal 63 after reawakening in 2364]]
 
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'''Portal 63''' was a [[portal|guardian]] on a [[planet]] in the [[Delphi Ardu system]] that was active over [[Half a million years ago|600,000 years ago]] during the [[Age of Bastu]] as time was marked by the [[Tkon Empire]]. He was invested with great powers, including the ability to immobilize [[starship]]s and could appear in various corporeal forms according to the appearance of the humanoids he encountered. Portal 63 also had some form of [[telepathy]]. He remained inactive until [[2364]] when the [[crew]] of the {{USS|Enterprise|NCC-1701-D|-D}} encountered his [[outpost]] along with a [[Ferengi]] starship. At that time the Portal learned that the Tkon Empire had fallen shortly after the [[Age of Makto]] and that he had been inactive all that time.
 
 
|caption = Portal 63 after reawakening in 2364
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|species = [[Tkon]]
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|affiliation = [[Tkon Empire]]
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|occupation = [[Portal|Guardian]] of [[Delphi Ardu IV]]
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|status = Active
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|datestatus = 2364
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|actor = [[Darryl Henriques]]
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'''Portal 63''' was a [[portal|guardian]] on a [[planet]] in the [[Delphi Ardu system|Delphi Ardu]] [[star system]] that was active over [[Half a million years ago|six hundred thousand years ago]], during the [[Age of Bastu]] as time was marked by the [[Tkon Empire]]. He was invested with great powers, including the ability to immobilize [[starship]]s and could appear in various corporeal forms according to the appearance of the beings he encountered. Portal 63 also had some form of [[telepathy]]. He remained inactive until [[2364]] when the [[crew]] of the {{USS|Enterprise|NCC-1701-D|-D}} encountered his [[outpost]] along with a [[Ferengi]] starship. At that time, the Portal learned that the Tkon Empire had fallen shortly after the [[Age of Makto]] and that he had been inactive all that time.
Both ships were caught in an [[energy field]] around the unexplored planet and sent [[away team]]s to try to disable the energy field. After the Ferengi attacked the ''Enterprise'' away team, the Portal appeared and threatened both teams. He asked "''Who will meet the challenge?''" After the Ferengi tried to lay blame on the [[Human]]s, the Portal became disgusted with the Ferengi's warlike responses to his questions. When [[William T. Riker|Riker]] refused to attack the Ferengi, the Portal was impressed and took an interest in Riker's wisdom. Once Riker passed several of the Portal's intellectual "tests," Riker convinced the Portal to free the two vessels in orbit and they departed. After releasing the ships, the Portal returned to his post until he was needed again. ({{TNG|The Last Outpost}})
 
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{{bginfo|The Portal was played by [[Darryl Henriques]].|In [[Richard Krzemien]]'s original story, Portal 63 was named "Dilo" and was kind of a caretaker of the planet who slept when the Tkon Empire was destroyed. (''[[Creating the Next Generation: The Conception and Creation of a Phenomenon]]'', p.39-40)}}
 
 
Both ships were caught in an [[energy field]] around the unexplored planet and sent [[away team]]s to try to disable the energy field. After the Ferengi attacked the ''Enterprise'' away team, the Portal appeared and threatened both teams. He asked "''Who will meet the challenge?''" After the Ferengi tried to lay blame on the [[Human]]s, the Portal became disgusted with the Ferengi's profiteer responses to his questions. When [[William T. Riker|Riker]] refused to attack the Ferengi, the Portal was impressed and took an interest in Riker's wisdom. Once Riker passed several of the Portal's intellectual "tests," Riker convinced the Portal to free the two vessels in orbit and they departed. After releasing the ships, the Portal returned to his post until he was needed again. ({{TNG|The Last Outpost}})
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==Appendices==
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===Background information===
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"Portal Six-Three", as he called himself, was played by [[Darryl Henriques]].
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In [[Richard Krzemien]]'s original story, Portal 63 was named "Dilo" and was kind of a caretaker of the planet who slept when the Tkon Empire was destroyed. (''[[Creating the Next Generation]]'', pp. 39-40) The revised final draft of the script described him as "A tall, thin, aged (make-up effect) humanoid figure (Portal) in a fine long robe." Before making his "strike" towards Riker with his staff, the script notes described: "as the Figure seems a bit younger, better muscled, the robe shorter and more practical, with a large, lethal appearing scimitar-like weapon in hand," however his age appeared unchanged in the aired episode.
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=== Apocrypha ===
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In the video game ''[[Star Trek: Resurgence]]'' set in the year [[2380]], Portal 63 is recruited to help the crew of the USS ''Resolute'' in finding and stopping a rogue faction of Tkon known as "the Scions of the Flame" from assimilating individuals and bringing back the Tkon Empire. During the battle aboard the Tkon bioforming warship ''Aphelion'', Petty Officer Carter Diaz with assistance of Alydian [[major]] Sarlit Arminta and Petty Officer Nili Edsilar either kills Portal 63 after he betrays the away team, or he stays loyal to them and holds the line against the Scions of the Flame and dies as a result of his wounds.
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Portal 63 was a guardian on a planet in the Delphi Ardu star system that was active over six hundred thousand years ago, during the Age of Bastu as time was marked by the Tkon Empire. He was invested with great powers, including the ability to immobilize starships and could appear in various corporeal forms according to the appearance of the beings he encountered. Portal 63 also had some form of telepathy. He remained inactive until 2364 when the crew of the USS Enterprise-D encountered his outpost along with a Ferengi starship. At that time, the Portal learned that the Tkon Empire had fallen shortly after the Age of Makto and that he had been inactive all that time.

Both ships were caught in an energy field around the unexplored planet and sent away teams to try to disable the energy field. After the Ferengi attacked the Enterprise away team, the Portal appeared and threatened both teams. He asked "Who will meet the challenge?" After the Ferengi tried to lay blame on the Humans, the Portal became disgusted with the Ferengi's profiteer responses to his questions. When Riker refused to attack the Ferengi, the Portal was impressed and took an interest in Riker's wisdom. Once Riker passed several of the Portal's intellectual "tests," Riker convinced the Portal to free the two vessels in orbit and they departed. After releasing the ships, the Portal returned to his post until he was needed again. (TNG: "The Last Outpost")

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Background information

"Portal Six-Three", as he called himself, was played by Darryl Henriques.

In Richard Krzemien's original story, Portal 63 was named "Dilo" and was kind of a caretaker of the planet who slept when the Tkon Empire was destroyed. (Creating the Next Generation, pp. 39-40) The revised final draft of the script described him as "A tall, thin, aged (make-up effect) humanoid figure (Portal) in a fine long robe." Before making his "strike" towards Riker with his staff, the script notes described: "as the Figure seems a bit younger, better muscled, the robe shorter and more practical, with a large, lethal appearing scimitar-like weapon in hand," however his age appeared unchanged in the aired episode.

Apocrypha

In the video game Star Trek: Resurgence set in the year 2380, Portal 63 is recruited to help the crew of the USS Resolute in finding and stopping a rogue faction of Tkon known as "the Scions of the Flame" from assimilating individuals and bringing back the Tkon Empire. During the battle aboard the Tkon bioforming warship Aphelion, Petty Officer Carter Diaz with assistance of Alydian major Sarlit Arminta and Petty Officer Nili Edsilar either kills Portal 63 after he betrays the away team, or he stays loyal to them and holds the line against the Scions of the Flame and dies as a result of his wounds.

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